Janus: The Papers of Professor A.V. Hill

Churchill/AVHL contains:
I 1/1-39	"First World War papers", including material relating to anti-aircraft defence
I 2/1-16	"Second World War papers", including material relating to anti-aircraft defence, 1935-61
I 3/1-103	Correspondence
I 4/1-25	Papers and correspondence
I 5/1-6	Autobiographical writings and personal papers
I 6/1-6	Pamphlets and articles by AV Hill with others
II 1/1-16	Collected works of AV Hill
II 2/1	Miscellaneous notes by AV Hill for Nobel Prize speeches, 1923
II 3/1-2	History and correspondence relating to The Club
II 4/1-85	Correspondence
II 5/1-126	Personal and miscellaneous
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The Papers of Professor A.V. Hill

Title	Papers and correspondence
Reference	AVHL I 4/1-25
Covering Dates	1918–1970
Extent and Medium	20 folders

Content and context

Arranged alphabetically by subject.

Churchill/AVHL I 4/1-25 contains:

Academic Freedom of Speech. Comprising a letter and a printed pamphlet.

1934

Academy of Science USSR. Comprising papers and correspondence.

1930–1939

Academia Nazionale Dei Lincei. Comprising correspondence.

1946–1967

Churchill, WSC. Comprising AV Hill's funeral Invitation and order of service.

1965

The Club. Comprising xerox copies of correspondence relating to The Club.

1942–1965

Comite de Vigilnace des Intellectuels Antifascistes. Comprising correspondence.

1930–1939

'Common Ground'. Comprising notes by AV Hill.

1935

Endeavour. Comprising correspondence about a journal to be called 'Endeavour'.

1956–1962

Ethical Dilemma. Comprising various papers and correspondence.

1941–1952

Home Secretary. Comprising correspondence.

1950

The XIIIth International Physiological Congress at Woods Hole. Comprising a printed pamphlet.

24 Aug 1929

National Physical Laboratory. Comprising papers and correspondence.

1942

Nature. Correspondence about Nazi Scientists in Germany; and letter from A.V Hill to the Editor.

1934–1954

The New Scientist. Correspondence.

1958–1959

Nobel Prize. Correspondence.

1930–1956

The Ordnance Board. Comprising papers.

1964

Peiping Union Medical Council. Comprising Correspondence.

1932–1933

Red Light. Comprising correspondence about the use of red lighting for operational use in the dark at sea and in the air during the 1940s.

1959

Romania. Comprising correspondence and papers.

1946–1968

The Royal Society Empire Scientific Conference. Comprising a preliminary report and letter.

1946

Santos-Dumont. Comprising the publication 'O Que Vi O Que Nos Veremos'.

1918

The Scientific Commission of Pakistan. Comprising a report.

1960

USA Embassy, London. Comprising letters (2).

1945–1946

The Wellcome Trust. Comprising letters (3).

1955–1970

Ephemera. Comprising a note on AP Rowe; a poem; and Letters (3).